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III ' "?*?"' "~'l I II ?' ? . . '? ? ?"" ? III??,
FOR RENT
i
One of the best 2,520 square foot units.
Most completely equipped ornees suitable for
BANKING AND
BROKERAGE BUSINESS
Marble cage, private office, etc.
Ready for occupancy May 1st, 1921, in
32 BROADWAY
ALSO
Units of 5,000, 2,500, 1,340 and 1,154 square feet.
H. C. BEAVEN
32 Broadway, New York
Phone 1901 Broad
OR YOUR OWN BROKER
?r~H?RT OIL?A Producing Corporation ~*Q
National legislation has been invoked to preserve our
present strategic advantage! with relation to the oil industry.
The nation's investment in this product amounts to billions of
dollars.
Ten million people are said to be employed in the many branches
of the industry in this country. America is now producing 70%
of the world's supply of crude oil. The demand for 1921 is com?
puted in excess of the production in 1020, by not less than 20%.
This forecasts further advance in the price of crude?larger
______________________________________________
profits for producers.
With a record of success in our own development work unmarred
by a single failure, with earnings more than ample for dividend
' requirements, derived from 30 producing wells, we believe the j
future of this Corporation will excel its past.
Holdings Over 20,000 Acres of O?? Lands
A Record of Fifteen Consecutive
Dividends Paid from Earnings
Stock $2.50 per Share
For further information and booklet write Department D
HART OIL CORPORATION .
5^ 123 Liberty St., New York ? J|
REPORT OF THF CONDITION
OF THF
INDUSTRIAL BANK of NEW YORK
At the close of business on the '2Rth day of
February, 1921.
RESOURCES
Fperl* . $4.619.51
Other rurr?r:'"7 authorized br the laws
of the 1'nl'ed States . 4"i.784.65
Due from 'he Federal Reserve Baals
or New Tork, !e?s offset. 5S3.000 53
Due from other banks, trust companli's
and bankers . 716.043.49
Ptock ar.d bond Investments, r\z:
Public securities . ?84.T46.00
Private securities . 106.431.25
201,17
Loan? ord discounts secured by oihrr
collateral . . 988.380.96
Loan-;, discounts ai ! bills p'i.-rha;?d
not ?"i 'ir>'d by collateral . 4,847,862
Custnrr- acceptance? (see
liabilities, per contra) .- 9.4.".:.
?nteres! earned bul not collected. 7.913.68
Discount rai'l Federal liesrrve Rank
of New York .'. 2,013.71
Total.$7,406.153 31
LIABILITIES
Cap?al stc-k.?1.O00.O00.O0
6ufpiu
8urp!us fund . f.oo oon eo
Undivided profit* . 07.240 03
Deposits:
Preferred, as follows:
Due New York State
savings banks . $94.79? ',5
Deo-*!'* iv the State
of New York . . . 210,000 00
Deposits by the fjuper
Inlendent of Banks
ot the State of New
Vork . 5.000 00
Noi preferred, as follows:
Deposits subject to
" check .4,79?,729 IS
Tune deposits, certifi?
cates ami other de?
posita, the payment
of which cannot
legally no required
within thirty days.. 245,881.83
Cashiers' checks out
/ standi-i?. Including
similar check* of
other cffli-ers . 24 00
fortified checks . 18,10o (iO
Due trust companies,
bank* and bankers... 215.161 33
557,240.09
To!al deposits .5.58S.T00.83
Rediscounts, viz.
Other rediscounts . jronoo.oo
Aceptan-,., of drafts pay?
able at a future date or
authorized bj commen Id!
letters of i redit . $9,457 50
Other liabilities. viz
Special reserve fund.. . $40.000.oo
Hestrres f i taxes, ex?
penses, etc . 12.376.S7
A crued Interest en?
tered on books at close
of business on ahore
_,n('lt<, ?. 1.664.09
Ea?nisted unearned dts
cou,lt? . 46.714.03
l',0,00fl 00
? 100.754 90
ToUi.$7.408.153 31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
279th Consecutive Dividend
The Bank of Neiv York
National Banking Association
A quarterly dividend of five per
cent. (5%) has been declared by .tt,-.?
Board of Directors, payable on and
after April 1, 1921, to stockholders of
record of March 21, 1?21.
FRED'K C. METZ, J*., Cashier.
March 15. 1921.
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Th" Board of Dire-fora hat? declared a
quarterly dividend of 4 % on the capital
stock of' this bank, payable April 1, 1931.
ro : '.vkholders of record at tho close of
business March 28, 1921. The trans??
books will not close.
Hillitim P. Holly, Cashier.
March 16. 1921,
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORA
TION
The Board of Directors has declared a
dividend of $1 per ?hare on the capital
?fork of this Corporation, payable Apri! l.
1921, to stockholders of record a', the close
of business Match 28. 1921 The transie.
books will not close
Wm. 43. Shalble, Treasurer.
?Urcb 16, 19U,
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
TICE LIBERTY BANK OF NEW YORK;
120 BROADWAY
To the Stockholders of The Liberty Bank of !
A special meeting of the ?'n^khold?ri of!
The Liberty Bank o? New York -mil be ?
held at th? office of the Bank, No. 120 i
Broadway, New York City, on March 2?.
1021, at 10 so o'clock a. m, for th? pur- '
pose of voting upon an agreement made be- :
tween The 1 iberty Bank of New York and
The New York Trust Company, pursuant to
the Banking Law of the State of New York,
foi ?:.. merger of The Liberty Bank of
S i ... York Into the New York Trust Cons-,
The transfer hooks of The Liberty Bank
of New York will he closed at the close of
business March 20, 1021, and re-opened at
?' i opening of business April 1, 1921,
p.\ i rder of a majority of the Board of
Dii . tors
HARVEY D. GIBSON, President.
FREDERICK W. WALZ, ('ashler.
Dated New York, March 14. 1921.
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of th? Chicago and North Western Railway
Company will ,,p held at'the office, of the
company, 226 West Jackson Boulevard, in
the city of rhioago, Illinois, on Tuesday,
April 12. 1021, at 11 o'clock a. m, for the
election of direr-tors and the transaction of
nthei business as may come before
sa cl meet Ing.
i I ooks will he closed ?n Frida v,
Mar. 11 1921 at the i lose of, business on
that day, and will be reopened on Wednes
Aprii 13 1921.
Dated M i li 10, 1921.
IV1LI ? M I! BTNLEY. President.
JOHN D CALDWELL, ie.-retary.
CHICAGO, SAINT PATJL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND (limit RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
ef th? Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolis
aiid Omaha Railway Company will he heifi
at the office of the company, In the city of
Hudson, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, April
10. 1921, at 9 o'i lock a, m . for the election
of directors and the transaction of r.uch
other business as may como before ?aid
meeting.
Transfer hooks will be closed on Fridav,
March 11. 1921, at the close of business on
that day, and will he reopened on Thurs
daj Api il i-'. I92J
Dated February 28, 1921
JAMES T. CLARE. President.
NOTICR OF ANN1 .'.!. MEETING OF
T\\<> RECTOR STREET f'ORPOK \TION,
1 -1 nim il Me. ting of the slot kholders
Con pany will v>e hi Id i n t hi 31 si
da> of Man h, 1921, at 2 o'clock in th?
afternoon, al the office of the president of
the corporation, Mr, Louis J. Horowitz, 49
Wall Street. N'ew York. N. Y., for ?he pur?
pose of electing a Board of Directors, two
Inspectors to serve at n't elections of stock?
holders during th? ensuing year and re?
ceiving and acting upon the reports of the
nfTU-ers Increasing the number of the direc?
tors of the corporation from sli to seven
ari.1 for th? transaction of such other busi?
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
HENRY HLOCH, Secretary.
Dated. March 4. 1921.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY
New York City.
Th? Board of Directors of the Fidelity
tlonal Trust Company has declared
.?. quarterly dividend of TWO AND .ONE
HALF PER CENT i2>4?~) on the capital
sto.-k of th? company, pava hie March 31,
1921. to stockholders of record at the close
of business March 2sth. 1921.
Transfer books will be closed at S P. M.
on March 25th. 1931, and will reopen on
! April 1, 1921.
Checks for the dividend will be mailed
: March 30. 1921
ARTHUR W. MEU.EN. Secretary.
NEWT?RK WlTTAN?T
MORTGAGE COMPANY
I . PaOADWAY.NEW YORK
A quarterly dividend of two per .-en?.
(2 ' i ^n the capital srock of the Company
has been declared, payable April 1, 1921,
to V-. kholders of record at the close of
business oil March 22. 1921.
Dated, March IS, 1931.
GERHARD Kl EHXE, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN TRCST COMPANY
of Jfce City of New York.
WiviPEND NO. 97.
A dividend of four per cent on th? Cap
Ifal Stock of this Company has been this
?(- declared cut of surplus profit? pay?
able Mar, h 31st to stockholders ol record
at the close of business March 18 1921.
BERTRAM CRU?ER, Treasurer,
New Torfc. ?N. V.. Jlarch 16,-1921.
Curb Tone Strong
In Quiet Trailing;
Offerings Light
Professionals Not Disposed
to Bid for Storks and
Linie Business Is Done;
Oils in Improved Demand
- ?
Although prices were generally
firmer in yesterday's trading on the
curb market, business was in small
volume because of light offerings.
Traders were not disposed to bid for
?-tocks.
Oil stocks were in bettor demand nnd
scored moderate advances. Carib Syn?
dicate was bought nt an advance of
more than a point and closed at. 6^4,
the highest in several days. Maracaibo
:nd Salt Creek were stronger.
Durant Motors bold at its recent
high and United Retail Candy was
steady.
Industrials
;,iloS Open. High. Low. Last.
3900 *Acmo Coal... 1 1% 1 'U
100 ?Altltnln Mfg.. 16% 1C?4 16% 10%
600 ?Am R?frig?r?t 1 % \ % LVi, 1%
100 Autoin Fuel S.. 42 4? 42 42
300 ?Br-Am Chem. 2V4 2M 2V4 2%
400 ?Car Lt ?- P.. 2% 2% 2% 2 %
700 Theo Nipple.. 6% f'l 6% ?H
200 ?Clove Auto... 42% 43 42% 43
110 rom Fin pf Si). 47% 48 47 47%
1100 ?Durant Mot wl 21% 21% 21 H 21 '-a
3S00 *Emp Food P.. 2% 2i? 2% 2t|?
300 ?Ot Lakes D.vD 91 92 91 92
100 ?Hav Tob pf.. 5% 5% 6% 5%
300 *I T of G B & I. 9% 9H 9% 9%
.100 ?Inter Cull I pf. 7 7% 7 7 %
loo ?int Trade M.. 60% fioij, sn% ?0>*
200 ?Line 'Mot CI A IS 18 17% 17%
350 ?Nal Fireproof. 7% s 71., ft
475 ?do pf . 16% 16Vi I*1- 16%
70,1 \o Am P & P. 4 4 3% .I7*
:?" 0, Perfection Tire. 1 1 % 1 1A j
30# ?Profil 1" C&RS. \ 1 % 1
200 ?do pf. P.! 2 1 % 2
200 ?Pyrene Mfg... ,f>% 10% 10*4 1?', '
2000 ?Radio Co w i.. IS 1% IS 174
1000 *rlo pf w 1. . . 2 H 2% ? : 2>4
250 ?Rockwell Can. 10'', loi^ 1"^ l"%
? '? 0 * Roy Fr TP Inc. 6 % 5 S 5 % f. %
100 ?Stan Gas & E. 1144 114* 11 a-i 11%
200 *rio pf. 34% 34 % 34% 34%
300 ?Stanwood Rub H % % %
BOO ?Sweets Co Am 2A? 2 H 2% 2%
200 ?Swift Inter..; 25% 25% 25% 25%
]0?T"dd Shipyds. 64% ?4 ?s 64>-? 64%
200 ?Union Carbide 54% 55 64% 65
2000 Un Profit Shar. 1% 1% 1% 1%
00 *TJ R.-! St Can. 7% 7% 7% 7%
2000 ?U S Ship Corp. v? % v, '?
20ao ?F S Steamship A *s A N
25 *"\Vm Davlea , . .11 31 31 31
600 ?Willys Corp, . % H % t..
50 ?do 1st pf. . . 17% 17% 17% 17Va
Standard Oils
1300 ?Anglo Vm OU 17 1? 17 17%
10 ?So Penn Oil.. ?? 222 222 222 ?
10 ?Southern P !.. ? 103 103 loi
1500 VS! 1 Oll of I-.i'l ? 60% 6S% 69%
Other Oils
ROO ?Ai.iv nil .... 1 i 14 j i 1;
10000 ?* t A111 f ?. 1 on... io u m n
2000 ?Boone Oil.... 1 % 1% 1% 1%
300? ?tBos-Wyo ou 4K v jj 4?
7000 ?Carib Svnd... 5% 6% r.% 6%
100 ?Cnrih Trail ... 7 10 7 10
100 *Ctl Snrv, com. 27 27 27 27
1200 ?Col Emerald. 2% 2% 2% 2V4
R00 ?Denny Oll.... % 1 74 1
2000 ?Elk Basin Pet 8% 9 S% 9
I00*Emerich Oil.. 1% 1% 1 u 1%
20O0 Engineers Pet. 1111
C: 00 ?Fav Pel. % % % 14
1500 Federal Oil. . . 1?, 1 % 1 % 1 %
200 ?Fensland Oil.. 11 11 11 11
600 ?Glenro -\ < ill. 1% 2 1% 1 %
2500 *( luff-Gil O em 12% 12 ",'< 12 12<Hi
ISOO ?II Parm 1 HI.. 1 % 1 ', 1% 1 %
1 ?100 ?Hudson Oil ... % ,*, 14
lOOO ?Internatl Pet. 14% 14% 11'. 14%
300 ?Livings Pet... 3% 3% 3% 3'4
100 ?Manhattn Oil. 2% 274 " % 2 74
500 ?Marl O of D. 18 IS 17'., 17%
2200 ?Maracaibo Oil 22% 23% 22% 23%
500 ?Mer Oil Corp. 11% 12% 11% 12%
600 ?Me* Eagle Oil 21% 21,% 2174 21%
loo 00 new. 22 22 2?. 22
100 M"* Peabd <~<il 3.1 33 33 31
2100 Mexico Oil . . 1% 1% '. % 1%
5600 ?Midwest Tex. A, .V A, %
500 ?Moun Prod .. 8 H 8% 8 ?i 8%
v ..v,..-. r\ & i-, ??>. ,\ i, .9.
00 O O S G 1 n?? >1 2 % ? % 2-''-, 2 %
? ? - ppnnol OU .6 5% 5 6%
1200 ?Trod .v Ref . 4% 4% 4% 4\
; 00 ?Rorl R "-'?' il % r,a %
3 00 ?RvanCnns w 1 7% 7% 7% 7%
300 ?Sait Cr (new) 10 10% 10 10 i,
500 ?Settled Prod. 2% 2% 2% 2%
ROO ?Simmg roi,.. 7 >'? (".-.,, 7
700 Skollv OU ... 6% f.% 1*.% 6%
3500 ?Texas Co rts. 1% 2 1% 2
?ion ?Texon O ?- L. il IJ % U
120,0 Tu Royalty. .. 2% 2% 2 2%
400 ?m Texas Pet % % % %
700 ?victoria Oil.. % % % %
500 ?Y Oil. A A A A
Mining
ir.no A1*r=ka Br C M. % % % %
3500 ?tAtlanta. 1% 2 1% 2
1000 ?Atlas Gold... 18 1? 1e 18
3700 ?tBelch E (a p) 1% .4 3 4
3200 ?tBelch D (ap) 4% 5 4% 5
jnoo Big Ledge. A A A A
^;7'?o ?fBooth . 4 5 4 ",
1RO00 tBost f. Mont. 68 0 ' 67 60
3100 ?tCaledonia ...11 12 11 11%
2700 ?Candelaria PII. 14 15 14 14%
3700 ?tCashbov. 7 ? 7 7'.,
100 1 ons Vir Silver. 7% 7% 7% 7%
5600 ?Corte;: Silver.. 60 72 68 72
? 00 Cresson l'ons G. 1 1 A 1 1 A
38000 Divide E 111 p) 54 59 50 57
200 El Salvador Sil A A A A
1700 Emma Silver. .1 1 3 3 '
25000 ?Eureka Cr M.. US 2 1% 143
1400 ?tEureka Holly 1% 1% Kl 1%
12600 ?tGold Zone D. 21 22 21 22
<;.nn ?tGoldfd Cons. R 9 7 S
1200 ?tGoldfd Dev.. 2 3 2 2%
12700 ?Goldfleld Flor. 35 37 34 35
1000 ?-tGreat R?nd .2 2 2 2
loono ?tHarmill D M 11 15 13 15
12fiOHecla Mining.. 3% 4 3% 4
500 ?Iron Blossom.. A A A A
2700 ?tJim Butler.. 14 15 14 15
3200 r.Tumbo Exten. 7% 8% 7% S %
2500 ?tKewanas. ... 2 3 2 2!"
30700 ?TKnox Divide. 21 24 21 r4
trmn ?1, Star Cons M 4 5 4
?'000 ? + M icN Cre? M 12 12 1' 12
2000 ?TMacNam Min 16 1-6 15 15
R00 Magma Copper. 18% 10 1; 14 19
2500 ? i Marsh Min. .7 s 7
?0 1 ?M'lode Cop oH 5 5 5 5
1300 Mur-M M Ltd. . 55 57 55
400 NipiBsing Mines 7% 714 7'., 71,
1?)0 Ophir Silver M. 1,?, 1A i .\ \Jl
500 ?Plat Pall Prod 5% i'-\ 5 4 5 K
lino Prince Con_ A. ?. , u. u
22000 Rex Cons. R 8 7 R
100 ?So Am G & P. 4% 4 V 4'i 4?
2800 ?tSilver K Dlv. 2'3 3 2% 3
2800 ?tSilv M of Am 61 62 fi? S'
3000 ?tSilver Pick. .6 6 % ? ti 6
600 Etand Silver L. A. ,? ^ ^
3SO0 ?tSuccess Min.
2000 ?Sutherland, D. 1 1'i 1 l1:
1500 ?Talapoosa Sil. A A A A
320 tTono Belmont. 1 ,'? 1A 1% IV.
4860 tTono Divide.. 1A 1A 1A 1-A
3700 Tono Exten,- 1% 1% 1% IM
620 ?Tono .Mining.. 1', Is? 1 ,> 1!.
1300 United Eastern 2,7lT 2,^ 2A 2>:
2500 ?tU S Cunt M. 8% 9 8%
2.100 ?tVict It tap). 4% h'-i 4 >2 5
4200 iv.' Ends Cons.. 11 \i 1
800 "Western Utah.i 40 40 40 4 i
6200 r\\' Caps Mln . . S 9 8 S V.
3000 Wllberl Mining, .'i 4 3 4
Bonds
< *nn 1915. 04\ 9474 n,,' ni,
2 *C N Ry 7'";,_'13.irioi7 ]M, ,?,,,* .!?,'
10 ?C de P -cS^in, '?n; ? 23J?J?OJ?
5 ?ten Gas Rs. 0 0 \ 99.v ',?}?.,',,
2 ?CE Assn 5s '22 100 100 inn ' inn'4
25 ?do 1021. 14 7, nr. ?,, ?.,,
10 ?do 1924. . . 93 on
4 ?do 1925 . )9 991
?Dia Mate h 7 '"' 1 n 1 ini *
' ?E G & F ils '24 ? 'v''
15 ?do 10:... 943! n,,
: *Gal Sig OU T",- 9 ! s-. 931*
?' loodr h ~'r '25 88% S8?i
? ?Gt Sv 1 I 11 l?f . 79 ? ;i)s!
25 ?Gr Tr ?'?',? n . . 95 95%
70 ?Gulf Oil 7s w i. 95 9s4
5 ?Heinz 7? 1930. . 97.H 07 C
20 ?1 k Tr 7s . 68% 70U b.s ^
1 ?Kennec Cop 7b. 90t? 901; ontl
2 ?Mor & Co 7%e. 9S% 98 % Ig?
10 ?O C G 7% '23.. 94 04 q3s?
* 'do 1924. 91% 94 ?31? 04
99 T.!,
Mr 101
941
97 H 97-s
93?
25 ?R Gvt 6%%ctf8 12% 15 i?V6 ?h
6 ?S R 7s (lyr).. 98% 99 9? 74 ?9
3 ?do (2 years). 9514 95% 95% 95%
4 ?do (3 years). 94% 94% 94*i 04s?
J?Ln<i,al? I^%?--- 90&* 90S^ 904 90?
10 ?Solv & Cie 8s.. 99% 99% 99 ^9
5 ?Southern Ry 6s 96 96 9? m
30 ?So West T ?!%. 96% 96 *i 9?i/ n,; .v
,1 !,\'.n Tank' L ,78.100% 100% 100% jooai
lo'West Elect 7s.. 99% 991, 99 99
?Unlisted.
?Unlisted. ,/Sells cents per ebars.
Wine Production Grows
WASHINGTON, March 16.-FrencI
wines last year exceeded bv more tha?
lT7.000.0on gallons that country's sup
ply in 1013. according to a renovt to th?
Department of Commerce to-day fron
Commercial Attach? F. G. Singer, a
l'a ri s,
Cotton ?Advances
On Foreign Tone ;
Trading Is Quiet|
Improvement in Sentiment
Is Laid to Manchester In?
quiry; Liverpool Lacks
Strength; Pressure Lighl
If. anything, the cotton market
showed rather a steadier tone yester?
day, ov^ng to better reports from Man
cheater a?d the absence of anv im?
portant hedge selling from the South.
No improvement was reported in the
volume, if demand, however, and td
vnnces were not fully maintained, with
tha market closing steady net 22 points
higher to 2 points lower. May con?
tacts sold up from 11.65c to il.98e
and closet' at. ll.Rsr, compared with
11.Si at the close lrist night.
The no hm of Liverpool, which failed'
to show any strength of consequence, In
spite of the heiter Manchester tone, was
evidently a disappointment to recent buy?
ers, nml there were reports that Southern
mills were plnnnlng to curtail should
there bo no Improvement in the demand
for yarns and goods. Wall Street was a
moderate buyer at the decline.
According to private cables, Manchester
Is receiving rather a better Inquiry fo
gooda from the Far East, and them has
been some demand from India.
Southern spot markets, iih officially re?
ported, were unchanged to 25 points higher,
except in the case of Galveston, which
was 76 points lower. The < Galveston
change was considered a readjustment, as
prices thorn had been relatively hlffh. .
Middling quotations in tho South now
range from 10.25c to 11,75c.
The local market, for spot cotton was
quiet and f. points higher nt 1170c, for
middling. No sales were reported.
The range of prices:
Tuesday's
Op-n. High. Low. Close close
March. 11.25 11.46 11.26 ll.3Scgll.43 11.34
April. 11.F.: 11.52 11.52 11-',';/ - 11.60
May... 11.75 11 OS 11.65 ll.RStg - - 11.84
.lune... - - -12.0Sig .- 12 0:,
July... 12 M 12.46 12 13 12.33(112.34 12.30
Aug ... ??-? 12:>0':; - 12-to
Oct...'.' 12.69 12.90 12.66 12.77@12.7S 12.73
Dee_ 12.94 13.12 12.78 13.00@V3.02 13,02
Jan.... 13.03 13.13 12.86 13.06??? 13.07
Southern Spot Market? ?' Galveston
steady, 75 points lower at 11.25c; ?ales,
740 bales. New Orleans steady, 25 points
higher at lie; sales. 1.275 bales Mobile
nominal, unchanged at 10.50c; sales, nil,
| Savannah steady. 25 pointa higher at
? 11 50c. sales, 261 bales Norfolk quiet,
I unchanged at 11.25c; sales, 423 balea
1 Augusta steady. 1 ,'i points higher nt lO.SSc;
i sales, "1 bales. Memphis steady, un?
changed at 11.50c; sales, 1,250 bales.
Houston steady, unchanged at lo.noc; sales,
I.07S bales. l.ittle Rock quiet, unchanged
at 11.50c. sales, 287 bales. Da 11 ils steady,
10 points higher at 10.70c; safes, 1,137
bales. Montgomery firm, unchanged al
I".25c; sales. loo bate;;. Fort Worth
steady, 5 points higher at 10.40; Hales,
1,331 hales.
Cotton Statistics
Tester- Last Last
day. week. year.
I Tort rereipta .. 13,668 13,296 28,152
Exports. 7,095 8,342 31,437
] Exports season.3,553,842 3,477,770 4,745,875
N. Y, stocks... 127,622 125,695 51,122
| Port stocks.1,408,315 1,421.1:.o 1,324,710
Interior receipts 11,291 15,697 15,67:1
' do shipments. 11.4U7 16,335 16,839
; N. V. arrivals.. bfs7 257 727
What Things Cost
Quotations are cash prices in primary marke
Pr?tions
Cnmmndlty ?nd unit. Yesterday, day.
FOODS?
Wheat (No. 2 hard) bu. $1.80 $1.77',/2
Corn (No. 2 yellow) bu. .86% .8638
Oats (No. 2 white? bu. .55 .55
Hour (Minn, pat.) bbl. 8.35? 8.75 8.50? 8.85
Beef (family) 100 lbs. 25.00ffl28.00 '25.00@28.00
Torlt (mesr.) 100 lbs. 30.00@'.1.00 30.00@31.00
Sugar (grnnulatrd) lb. .08 .08
Coffee (No. 7 Rio) lb. .05 7-16 .06
Butter (creamery, 91 score) lb., .43'2?,45'2 .45@
Kirgs (fresh 1st) doz.29@ .31
TEXTILES?
Cotton (middling upland) lb_ .1170 .
Print cloths (38', 2?64x60). .061 4
Silk, raw (No. 1 Sin.) lb. B.7U
Wool (fine Montana scoured) lb. .90
METALS?
Iron <2x rhilndelpbia) ton. 29.54
Steel billets (Pittsburgh) ton- 42.00
Lead (pig) lb. .042
Copper, lb. .12
Tin (Class A) lb. .29
RUBBER AND HIDES?
Rubber (ribbed-smoked sheets) lb .17
Hides (calfskins, city) 9 to 12 lbs. 2.10@ 2.15
.46
.32? .34
.1165
.08%
5.75
.90
29.54
42.00
.042
.12
.2834
.17
2.10ffl 2.15
tt.
1920
nigh.
$2.60
2.3134
1.50
16.25
28.00
47.00
.23
.163/4
.77
.89
.433/4
.26
17.45
2.00
53.51
65.00
.09'/;.
.19/2
.65'/4
?
? 541/j
10.50
ran**.
Low.
$1.79
?94t/2
.60
9.00
20.00
29.50
.08
* .06',,
.511/2
.42/2
.14'/2
.07/2
5.00
.80
33.00
43.00
.04
.12 V
.32
2
.1B'/a
2.10
Liverpool Crides -Fpot col (on quiet at 5
points advance Middling 7 1 Td. Sales,
4,000, American, 3,000, Imports, 10.000, alj
Anv-rican Futuros opened quiet at t to 7
points advance, closed steady, unchanged to
7 points high. r. March. 7.43d; May, 7.60d;
July, 7.71.1, October, 7.89d; January, 7.99d.
Manchester: Yarns dull and Irregular;
i lot ha quiet
Cottonseed Oil
The market was only moderately active,
With a mixed trade. The sharp drop In
lar.l had |i bearish Influence. Final prices
were 1 to 13 pointa net lower, and sales for
the day wer? lO.OOO barrels.
The range of prices follows:
Tues.
Open. High. Low. Close. close,
Spot .... - - ? - 5.90(5 - 6.00
March.. non fi.no 6.rj0 5.90'?)6.]0 loo
April... 5.90 6.90 6.90 6.90@6.20 6.00
Mac.... 6.20 6.28 6.15 6.20(g>6.23 6.33
June.... ? - - - H l.'v'h i;o 6.40
July.... t?''.! 6.75 6.65 6.73? 6.7>5 6.79
Aug.... ?117 fi ?7 6.67 6,S5@6.91 fi.00
Sept.. .. 6.90 7.00 6.89 6 OOrij 7 no 7 on
Oct.. 6.3D 7.19 6.99 7.15@7.23 7.10
Coffee Futures Break
* ' To Lowest in 12 Years
Continued heavy liquidations of con?
tracts yesterday sent coffee futures on the
local market to the lowest noint in more
than t welve year's, Va re h contracts dropperl
below 5 ont'; a pound, ami even distant
mont lie wer.- barely above fi cents, Weaker
primary markets and lower Brazilian nj.
change rates were factors. The spot mar?
ket was dull, with Rio 7s quoted at 0
cent i.
The innere of prices:
Tuosdaj s
Open. High. Low. Close. ,-?.,..-.-..
March... - - - 4.95@4.95 6.05
| April.... - -- 6.04(9)5.07 5.22
May. 5 20 5.20 5 10 5.17@5.18 5.40
June. --6.37@5.38 5.59
July .... 5.55 6.60 5.45 6^7@5.58 5.7-1
August... ?--6.76@5.77 6.9s!
Sept. fi.00 6.00 6.85 6.95@5.96 6.17
October..-6.07@6.08 6.:110
November-6'.19@6.20 6.12
December 6.36 6.36 6.25 i">.32<T6 33 6.55
January. ? j-- 6.44?6.46 6.67
February, 6.50 6,50 6.60 6.56@6.58 6.7:?
Migur Futures?The volume of business
w;.s small and price changes narrow, final
quotations being unchanged to 2 points !
lower.
The range of prices:
Tuesdav's !
Open. High. Low. Close. cl06e. !
.March... -- - 5.1'iff 5 15 5 15 1
April.... - -r- 6.26(8)5.28 6.28 1
May.,.. 5.41 5.41 5.41 ?6.38?5.40 5 40'
June.- 5.48@5.50 6.50
July. 6.65 5.65 6.62 6.61@5.62 5.61,
August..- 5.68@5.70 6.6S !
Sept. ?-- 5.7-1? 5.76 6.75!
Butter, Cheese, Errs
Butter Receipts were 7,467 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb, 4?'-,
rial, Ih . 2- V?? 29l/4?; fall made, 28?29c;|
average run. 26@27&ci fresh specials. 26?
26'-2i average run. 25 @ 25 M? c; lower1
grades. 1R@24V3C; twins, held, specials.
;.'.,.-,',.. , . ..,;-,,l->- run > ?? i r Wl icon
sin. lield flats, 26?2S'4c; held twins. 26?
28'/2c; single Daislea, held, 27 ' ?? '</ 2"-.. <- :
double Daisies, held, 27 '/is ft 28c: Voting
Americas, 27@"8'iic; fresh 27@27V4c;
skims, held specials, 17 'a fi 19 Vjc; prime
to choice, n?16c; fair to good, 10@12c;
lower grades, 6 '<> 9c.
Kggs?Receipts were 52,489 .uses. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. :::', ' ??_ 'n .: l. -, i :lra
firsts, 31'/?? 32c; seconds, 27'3ix'2S
dirties, Xn. 1. 27@2Sc; checks, tail
choice, dry. 25@26c; state. Pennsylvania
a ii d
? arm IIIIACI coioi.-. gitLixuu, -a:
34c; first to extra firsts. 30?32(
Wheat Is Stronger I
On Foreign Buying;
Premiums Advance
inquirir? for 2,000,000 Bus.
Cause Upward Swing; Ar?
gentino Sales Have No Puf?
fert; Corn Moves Higher
CHICAGO, March I?, -Fulls had an,
i'dvantage in th<? wheat market to-day,
helped by talk of export inquiry from
Greece and France. The close Was ?
ftrong at 2V?JC to 3%c net higher, with
March $1.59 to $1.59% and May 51.51 M?
to $1.51*4. Corn gained Uc to "ic, and
oats ',4c to %c(S%c. In provisions the
outcome was a setback of 15c to 10c.
M"heat showed an upward tendency from
th? ?tart. It was ?aid Greece and Prance
???re asking for tendera amounting to al?
most 2.000,000 bushels and that Europe to?
day had tak'n about 500,000 bushels of
i'anadian wheat. In this connection the
fact was noted that cash premiums showed
an advance ;it tho Gulf of Mexico and at
Minneapolis and Winnipeg as well. P?
sides, mills wre credited with having
bought futures hero.
Assertions tba.t foreigners were success?
ful in acquiring 2.000,000 bushels in Argen?
tina to-day at. 8%c to 7o under the quota- ,
tions current in the United States . liled
to make much Impression as a bear factor,
and so likewise did annourr?m''ni that.
Great Britain and Russia had signed a
trade agreement. It was generally as?
sumed that Russia possessed no < Im?
portant quantity of wheat available for
export. Meanwhile continued references
to green hugs In the Southwest servi d to
keep the pit. more or !rss attentive t', pos
Bibllil les of a crop s< a ; e,
corn and oats sympathized with the
wheat advance. Receipts were relatively
small and Kastern demand fair, espi
for oats.
Grain Prices.
Wheat
Yesterday's. Previous Year
New York; close. close ago
No. 2 hard... .$1.80 $1.77% ??
Tues.
Open. H:th. Low. Close.
March... 1.56H 1.59?4 1.65*4 1.59 y i 5%
May. 1.4,9 S 1.62 1.48*4 1.51% 1.43
Corn
Testerdav's Pro-'ious
New York: close. close.
No 2 yellow. .$0.86% $0.86%
I 'hicago:
May.69U .00
July.71 \ .71%
Oati
- Yesterday's 1'
*?w York: close. close.
\o. 3 white.. .$0.53% $0.534
May.4", i, .12%
July.44% ,H
Rye
Yesterday's Previous
New York : close. close.
No. 3 Western$1.67 ? $1.65
Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous
close. close.
Spring pat.$8.35@8.75 $8.50<g>9.00 $1S 124
Cornmeal.. 2.00@2.20 2 005?2 20 I.OOg ; 10
Five. 8.50@8.75 8.50@8.75 :.g 9.40
Bran. 32.50 32.50 I
f
Year
1.4
Public Utilities Securities
I do pf. . . 33
E H ?- S pf 82
E I> B pf 60
EG&F 1st 6 9 1
do 6 s c n s 3 '
; doS^? c n 83 V
; dot"- ,- n _
F L & Tr 6
i do pf , 42
G i- Fil .- 2 00
Ac) F <v L. Hl
do pf... 70
Am L Tr.104
do pf... 81
A G Ar E. 100
do pf. . . 4^7
Am P <v L 40
do pf . . . f. 7
Am P Vil 6
do pf. .15
Am W W. 3>
do ist pf 38
do Dr pf 5
C P & L . 2 7
Cnt St El.
do pf... 4 5
Cities Svc.231
do pf... 66'
do TI sh . 27
do7s dsB122
do7s dsC 91 '
do7s dsD ?,4
do7spfB 6?
Col Power 9
do pf... 7 2
C P B ?- L 12
11
107
lot
?4 2 Nrtta --' P 16
8 Rep Rv I. :?'?
32 .: . pf . . 17
R Sou C Ed. 90
50 . do pf... 99
236 S t;>S- El. 11
67H do pf. . . 34
27'j;T F. 1. St P :
12, i .1 . pf. . . 5
93?4 Un L & B 22
8 6 do pf.
West. Pwr. 24
do n pf. 69
?Ex dividend
15
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid.
?Am Lthr 0
?do pref 50
Am Mf pf ?0
i A M & F. ISO
: Am Td pf 3ti
, Airi Typ F 40
I A D T N J "4
Atlas P C 44
B B & 1-lp 80
do 2d pf 66
Per C M. M
Bush T pf 65
Cellulo?d .115
Chi Co pf 0 5
*citv invt 65
Crk W pf. ?
D L & AV 94
Ask.| Bid.
20 ?Draper C.134
68 Int SU pf. 88
s9 Lima L pf Sa
200 Nat Cskt. ?
3% *N J 7. w.138
4 5 N Co st pf 99
40 iPhelps D. - -
4 S B & W pf OO
85 Tv Bkg P 90
- - , do pref. S0
87 |S C L H. 61
'Sg Mf nw v;
StLRM&P. 38
Stoll F pf 94
Vaivol pf. 95
W R- B. . . 97'/,
Yale ?v T. 240
?Ex dividend.
Sugar Stocks
Car Sue . ? 40 IMat-Am.. 10
Cent Pu g. 4 6 | ?do pref 2 5
do pref. 27 32 Mchg .... 8
C Aguirre 70 73 Nati .123
Ftrdo new 85 88 Ni Niquo.200
Godch ... ?o 25 Savannah. 15
lit AVeSt. :?A 230 do pref. 5 S
do pref. 100 105
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
142
'180
100
leo
10
128
Am Brass 17 =
Alias Pr.131
Bab ,v AV 10?
Carb Steel 2:
do 1st pf 5(
.lo 2d pf -
Colt A.... 3'
D Tont ... 13'
?do pref 7f
East Steel ?
155- 1E1
142
77
40
?lo pref, 7Q
?Here 1' ,140
do pref . -
Xiles-B-P. 07
Scov Mfg 350
; Thorn Iron 30
Wn Cor . . 2 50
AVoodwd . 4 5
?Ex dividend. 1
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyan. 25
do pref. 6 2
Casein Co 30
Bow Ch.". ?
Pu Pont.. 9
Graselll ..130
do prof. 92
Hook El. . 55
do pref. 55
Ky Solvay ?
Merrimac. 79
?Mer C pf 85
Mulfd Co. 45
se
iec
Ronds
70 DalB7s '21 oo
85 MdUlst 5s 85
*0 MRPlst ?s 65
S S NO bP 6s 65
? INSP 6s '22 73
Tobacco Stocks
GW Hme.152 15S iP R-T T on
do pref. 'i? 96 Univ Loaf. 1-10
.1 P Young 95 10? Wevm R 150
do pref 92 100 . do pref. 92
\lr'l 107
New York Bank Stocks
...1S5 195Greenwlch 2 lf
Ap 1st 5s. P?
CCE 5s'16 82
do pf '21 70
K V F c 5s 7'1
DalE5s'22 99
M &
210
. 1 5 0
. 195
Atlantic . .
Am Exch
Hat tery . .
Bowery
Bway Cent
Bryant l'k.
Bronx Nat.
n m c h & D. 14 o
<"ent Merch 195
Chase .290
Chat fi Ph-.250
Chelsea Es. 130
Chemical ..515
City .327
Coal AV Iron.220
Columbia . .155
Colonial . . .350
Commerce .215
' ' 11w! ! h ...215
Corn Exch
smpt In
3 0 0
220|Hanover
245 H t rriman 315
? Imp <v Trd.510
450 Industrial ' ?o
150 Irving Nat 2 o o
160 Liberty ... 31r.
205 Manhat Co .195
160 Mch ,v Met. 300
205iMetrop?lftan3 10
305 Mutual .... 490
-- Nat Am . . .160
140 Xat B Cuba. SO
530 New Neth. ,160
3 12 N Y?Count}'.135
230 v Y N B A.460
165 Pacific ??? 270
? Park .360
2:o Public .... 210
Seaboard . 250
--- Second . . 4; 0
??I.
lOSlState
If 0 ' id War
? Cntd S ta
fill A'
irfield
itham
Trust and Surely Companies
A111 a nee ... 6 "1
Am Surety. 65
! Bankers . . . 325
' Mond f.- Mg.210
I Bklyn T Co 150
Cent U n 10 n. 3 2 5
Columbia . . 295
Commercial.145
Equitable ..2S2
Km pi re T. .300
Frmrs L&T.3I0
1 Fidelity . , . 200
; Rulion .... :v'0
i Guaranty . .302
' Hudson _160
Kings . . . PiiO
La w Mtg, : 15
Lawyers 120
70 Slfrs ... 200
335 Mercantile 290
2-0 Met ropolita nl'7 0
175 Mtge Rond . 7".
332 Mut T W. . . 105
305 Nat Suretv ! BO
?? N Y L A- T 550
2'7 N Y Tule. .115
? N Y Trust. 560
35011 soples . . 275
?iRealtv Asso. 95
270 title Guar 305
307 l'ntd States :10
170 u S M ,v T 390
- r :? TO . . 75
? Westchester I 40
130 ? & B ,v M 150
Insurance Companies
?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m
City of N Y.ISO
Comwlth . .300
Continental. 60
Fid & Phoe.4 90
? Orr .: Am. .265
130 Man?ver . , 55
325 Home . . . ,336
65 Nat Liberty] 7"
5 10 Nia ga ra . . . 125
85|Stuyvesant. .so
Fra nklin
Olobe ? R 1<^^^^^^^^^^^^^_
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
At! Lohns..16 10 (Midw Rfg.135 V,
do pf... 60 s n Mi Prd^Cp S 7*
Br-Am O. 27 29 Nortl?w O, 27
Cos & Co. 5V4 5% Pro K- Ref 1 u
Elk Bsn P 8% 0 ?^ Ck Rid 1014
Imprl Oil. SS ? 02 Sap Rfng 4 %
Magn Pti-1140 150 W S O ?- L ?t
Merr O Cp 12:', 12%' tPar $1?.
>us Markets
Standard Oil Companies
Anglo-Am. 174 17%/P O S- G..450
460
2 24
70
300
79'A
Prairie p.,201
Solar Rng.380
Sou P L...100
Sou P 011.220
Souw P P 65
S O Cal...296
'S O Ind. 69
S O Kin. 575 500
S O K\ . ..-oo 405
S O Neb 4 to 460
?S O N J.1S5 110
; do pf .106*4 107
SONT 328 332
S O Ohio. 375
AU Rfng.900 950
do pf . . .105 108
Borne-Sc .360 390
Buck P L. 8 2 '4
Ches Mfg. 185 200
do pf... 0 9 102
Cntl OU.. 110 115
Cresc P . . 20 31
Cumb P . 135 14 5
. Eureka P. 95 99
! Gal-Sg Oil OJ 07
do pf old 02 07
do corn. 43 45
111 P L\ . 166 172
' fnd P L. . S ! 85
; Intl Petr 14*4 1 4 %
N'atl Tran. 26 4 2 s
! X Y Tran 1 17 152
Xrth P L 9 2 07
Ohio Oll ..268 272
l'enn-M F. 30 34
?Par $25.
New York City Bonds
Form. Hate. -Maturity. Bid. A
Inter ms, 1067. 91*4 !
do 44s. 1965. 91 'i !
do 4'As. 1963. 91 *4 '.
do 41-.S. 1057. 91 s? !
do (1,5, 1966. 86*V?
do 4',s. 1964. 86?4
do 4 Vis, 1962. 86*4
do 4 Vis! 1960. S6*4
do 4V4s, I960, op 1930.*. 86*4
do 4s, 1050. S2V?
do is. 1958 . 824
f. . . 10 5
Sy-an & F 4 0
l'n Tk CIO 6
do pf. . , 07
Vac Oll . .290
Wshg Oil.. 24
50
87 Vi
1 O?
Re?r 4s. 1955-'5G.
do 4s. 1936.
?nter 34s, 1954.
Coup 3 ',?s, 1 05 ;.
Reg 3 Vis, 1950-'54 Inc. . . .
do 31.. ;-, i940-'50 inc. . .
do 34s, 1921-'30 Inc. . .
?;, g and coupon ( serial)
1 V?s, 1921-'32 tnc.
dr> 4 Us, 1921-'31 inc. . .
4 92
4.02
4 92
4.05
4 95
4 95
4.96
4 99
4 99
4 06
i. 96
4 07
E 03
1 95
4.9n
4.96
4.9.1
5 on
5.00
Yield
4 37
4.37
4 30
i : o
4. 11
New York State Bonds
Issued In coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terable.
Bid. Ask
Canal Imp 4Us. 1964..... 101 103
Highway Imp -?Us. 1963..101 103
Ca nal 1 nip 4 '4 s. 1 965. . . o?; 93
Highway Imp 4:.,s. 1965.. 96 9S
Barge Canal TerlVis 1945 98 98
11 rhv.-ay Imp 4= 1967.. . 9)2 '-4 94
1 '?-. nal Imp *;??. 106 7 . ;2 92 14 94
! ! igh Imp 4s, ! 91 0-'62 Inc 92>4 9 1
do Is. 195S . 92U 54 1 : :
Canal Imp 4s. I960-'62 Inc. 92*4 51 4 31
Palisades l S Pk 4s. 1961. . 92 '4 94 4 ;j
Barge Can Ter 4s. 1942-"46. 92 Vi -_
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 5s,
1938-1923 . 9?*?
Ferlerai Farm Loan 44s,
1939-1924 . 91
Federal Farm Loan i4V-s,
1938-'1923 .". . 91
Federal- Farm Loan 4 4s,
1937-1922 . 91
Joint Stock Land Bank as,
1939-1924 . 9211
5.11
5.19
5.20
5.23
5.55
Joint Stork Band Bank 5s.
1038-1025 . 524 93*4 ' '?'
United States Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness
Arr ro?
Bid. Aek Yield
April 6VJs .100 100,1,, 4 ?7
May 54 s .100 100,?, 6.25
?June 5%s . loo 1004 5.20
?June 6s .lr'0,'.s ll
July 54s . 100 l no
August 6s . ; n .... mo ?;?
?September's .100 4 '-" '<
October 5*4s .100 ! ? '? .
?December 6s .loo 1004 5.50
?Acceptable In payment of tax 3 due on
date of maturity.
Short Term Securities
Security, Rate, Due. Bid. Ask. TSield
Alum Co of Am 7s. 1925. 964 '?"' '<. " 55
Am Cotton 6s, 1924 .... 88 904 925
Am Chicle 6s. 1921-'22... 91 574,
do 6s, 1923-'25. SO 93 4
do 6s. 1926-'27. 80 87 4
Am Tel ?1- Tel 6s, 1922_ 96V? 9&% 9 25
do 6s. 1924. 954 95% 7 7".
Am Thread 6s, 192?. 93 4 954 6.SO
Am Tob 7s. 1 921. 99 4 IOO4 6 5<1
do 7s. 1922.1004 100 \ 6 i I
do 7s.' 1923. 99 4 99% ' !'"
Anaconda Cop 6a, 1029... 864 864 - -
do 7s. 1920. 92% 93
Anglo-Am Oil Ltd 74s.'25 99 4 994 '? :
Armour conv 7s. 1930 '?? ;, 964 " "?'
Atlantic Ref 64s-, 1931 . . 99 -, ? ? , 6.1
Bell ?Tel of Can 7s, 1925 '? 1 95 S t!
Bethlehem Steel 7s. 1922.. 98% 994 7 ? :
do 7a, 1022. 96-4 ' : '? < -
Can Pacific Ry ris. 1521 . . 0 4 , 954 7.S
Cent Arg By 6s, 1027. 70
?'- pro de Pas Cop Ss, 1931 101 4 102 4 7.6:
C R I & Pac Ry 6s, 1022. 95 4 9.
cons Gas of N Y Ss. 1921 . 994 994 S.l;
Cudahy Pack 7s, 1923.... 57:- 934 7 '??
De Laval Sep is, 1931_ 9S 4 994 ? ""
Federal Sug Ref 6s, 1924. 924 95 B.2t
Goodrlch, B F conv 7s. '25 924 95
Gulf Oil 6s. 1921. 904 100
does, 1922 . 994 100 6.01
do 6s. 1923 . 94 954 S.OI
Hocking A'al R R 6s. 1024. 914 93 S SI
Interbor R T conv 7s, '21. 69 4 704
Kan City Ter es. 1923... 964 974 LU
Kennecott Cop 7s. 1930 . 90 9! c.?
r.ac G L 1st & ref 7s. '29. 594 91 s '
Ligg & M Tob 6s. 1921... 98% 99 7 0
Phila Co 6s, 1922 . IE , 16 !"
Penna Co ; 4 s. 1921_ 99 ;i 99 4 6.;
Penna R R 64s 1936. . .97% :? - ?.
Froc i. Gamble 7s, 1022. 1 o?i 1 00 \ ?
>,, 7^. 102;. inn 14 ion-, .
P S C of N ! conv 7s. 1922 87
R .! Re; nolds 6s, 1922 . . . 974 " " - 7 7
Sears Roebni k "s, 1921. . 98%
do "s, 1022 . 95
do 7s. 102 ; .94 4 '?? '.
Sinclair Cons 74?. 192? .. 10% 90 4 10,
Solvay 8s, 1027. 194 100
Southern Rv -Is. 1022.. 15% ?? 4 10.0
S'west Bell Tel 7s. 1925.. 964 964 7.9
Stand Oil Cal 7s. 1931....1014 101*4 6 7
do N Y 7s, 1925-'31. .. .101 103 -
St P ?n De guar 54s, '23 95 97 6,6
Swift 6s, 1921. 984 914 7?
do 7s, 1925 . 96 4 96% S .
Texas Co 7.=, 1025. 98% 98% 7
Ctah Sec 6s, 1922. 86 68
AV> sf Flee 7s, 2925. 00 ','.014 72
Westing Elec 7?, 1931.... 18% 99 7.1
Baltimore
Sales. Open. High.
3 Bank of Bal'l. 150 ico
25 Citizens Bank.. 39 4 39 ',4
s Coml Credit... 41 4 41 4
10 do pf. 24 24
200 fnns Coal. 85% 85%
15 Tons Rower. ...
inn Celestlne.
10 Finance G t y p f
120 Houston Oil pf.
2S Maryland Gas..
10 Mt Vernon ?.
70 Pa Water Pwr.
2 V S Fidelity. . I
5 U P Trust .....:
140 W B & A.
S4 4 84 H
120
305
14 '
12'
52
120
Last
150
39 4
41%
21
8 5 Mi
S3
55c
124
? 2
120
14%
J1 ono Cons ("
2000 Uni R:
64
64 4
Boston
Mining
16 Bonanza . 1 %
39 Cal & Arizona.. 45
12 Cal *- Her?a. . .235 :
450 Carson. 13%
37 Copper Range.. 32
620 Davis Paly. ... h-,%
460 East Butte. ... S A
100 Helvetia. 14
loo Inspiration. ... "3%
10 Island Creek. . 51 4
10 do pf.'77%
50 Isle Rnvale. ... 15
150 Mass Cons. . . .' .05
2 Mohawk. 4 7
215 New Cornelia.. 13 4
1 New River pf. . So
110 Nlpisslng. 7%
175 North Butte... 10%
75 nid Dominion.. 17'-2
'. 1 ?sceola. : .'? . ... 25%
96 Pood Creek ... 13
50 Qulncy. 35%
25, Seneca . 14 %
210 Sup & Boston.. 1
100 Union Land. . . 52
loo u S Smelters.. 30i?
12 do pf. 42%
125 Utah Apex.... 2%
loo Utah Cons. 4
50 Utah Copper. . 49%
125 Utah Metals. . . 1-V
250 Victoria. 1%
Railroads
P Postor. A- Alb. . 121
150 Boston El* '? . . 66
1?-do pf . . .'.82
10 Maine Central.. 36 4
65 N Y N H i'H. 17',
Z Old Colocy*J_a. 63
235
13%
3 3
6
8%
14
"63%
51 4
774
18
1
47
13%
?5
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18
25 Mj
13
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2 4
4
43 4
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32
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334
514
77 4
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5 5
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3<
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30%
42 4
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4
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14
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61 4
77 4
IS
1
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8 S
7%
10%
14%
52
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4
494
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14
36%
1'4
63
394
16?4
63
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91 West End.
. 6 do pf...
Miscellaneous
4 2 Li
50
4 0
.' 102%
1% *U4
16
16
1 Am Aer. 40 40 41
3 do pf. 75% 7.'. 54 75
15 Amoskeag. 85 85 8f
75 do pf. 73 75 7:'
50 Am Pnu. 3 3 :
127 Am Tel.102%
10 Am Wool. 64 V?
30 do pf. 94
65 Atlantic Gulf.. 35
20 Alias Tack .... 16
20 Beacon Choc . . 3
70 1 'entury. 15
465 Eastern Mfg
S Edison . 163
5 Fal rbanks ... 4"
I io 1 ,?.:? Ine r M itor. 17 \
5 5 Gorton. 7
705 Gray . . . I ? 4
1 Gr-i ?.:.. Id . . 13.4 334 324 324
'32 N Ul Le Lther. S4 5% 54 54
19 New Eng Tel, 99 1004 99 100%
10 Pac M: I Is.l?o 160 160 IhO
10 Punta Sugar.. 48% 4^4 4S% 4*4
10 Root .23 23 23 2 3
40 Simms Magnet 6
452 Swift .101
102 do iml . 25
2 United Drug.. . 95
?33 Ur.ited Fruit. . 1004 103 inn 103
113 United Shoe.. 3S 38 37% 38
162 do pf . 24 24 24 24
5S0 Ventura . 18 4 18% 18 18
200 Waldorf . 18% IS 4 IS IS
25 Waltham . 14% 14 4 14% 14%
130 Walworth .... 14 14 14 14
10 Warren 1st. pf 25 25 2 5 25
200 Wir 1.wir.. . .. 154 1:4 15% 15 4
Bonds
$ine.n \ fj w 5s.56
3000 K C M & Uis. 70
3000 Miss R Pw 5s 77
I024 loi in m?,
25?W" 25 4 25%
Bid
Ariz Ext.14
Ariz Tip T.. 4
Ariz Silver.,. 4
Blk Haw.. . 3
Bos & Mon.67
Boston Curb
Ask. E
15 jlron Cap. ...
5 ILa Rose, . .
6 Majest ic. . ,
10 Jlex Me'als.
Mldw Moss.
Calaveras.... 14 l%lMonarch
Chief Con.. . 2% 2% Mutl Div T.52
Crystal new. 32 34 .Nai L & Z. .?
Denbigh .. 9 10 Nixon. 3
Eagle B B .. 2 24 Rainier . 10
: Cureka Cm. 1% lfJ?Svn Meiats.. *
Fortuna . ..? 4 Silver Reef.. 5
Gadsden ... 40 55 ?In Ver Ex.25
I lloma Oil... 5 S Yukon'. ....
I Iron B10SS...12 18
5 3
3
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12
in
6
% ~i%
1 2 % 1 2 % 12%
01
1 3 4
154
10%
12 4
1 -
?14
Chicar?o
112 Armour Leath. I 2 %
280 do pf . 90
25 Chic C * O pf.. 5%
305 Cudahy . 51
200 Pont I Motors. . fi 4
JO.) Gt Lakes D&D. 90
. 25 Hupp Motor .. 1.3 V?
800 Llbby . i o 14 in%
200 Montgy Ward. 17% 174
25 Mitchell . g. s
400 National Leafh 8 % t 4
5.1 Pub Service . . -?, 7p -4
162 Peoples Cas .39 40
25 Quak Oats pf. 86 86
1 00 Republic Truck 1 fi I fi
! 500 Sears-Roebuck. 76 77
1000 do scrip .... '1:4 ;. ? i,
10 Shaw.(2 4 42 4
170 do rights . . IS " 1*4
' -" Stew Warner . .31% 32
'\ " v'. ?ft Intl ... 2.'. 4 25%
00 --.'. 1: ? \ 1 lo .. .10] 4 102 4
30 Th tmpson .. . . 31 31
2t5 Temptor Pr id . 14 14
2 l"0 I'nion Carbide. 54 55
?on Wahl . 46 46
25 Western Knit. 9% 9%
26 Yellow Cab ... 84 8 4
Bonds
$3000 Chic C&C Ry 5s 39% 39%
1 ono C W Edis 1st 5s 83 % 83 4
2000 Met E Ry ext 4s 44 41
Detroit
400 Auto Body ... 6% 5 4 S 4 6 4
400 Charcoal Iron. 2 4 24 24 24
too Columbia Sug. 11% 114 114 11%
4000 Cont Motors . 6 6 4 6 64
1 J? Det Edison . . 07 97 97
-,.. Ford of r?n. . .282 2S4 282
- - . Lincoln Motors 18 184 IS
750 Michigan Sug.. 84 84 S!.
1100 Packard Mot.. 114 11 l? 11
85 Paige . 204 204 204
50 Parke Davis .. ?0% 904 904
250 Reo Motors ... 22 22 22
lit.
64
46
IO24
31
'- I 4
5 4 4
46
9%
54
85%
44
07
284
18 4
S Mi
114
Philadelphia
20
29
54 4
S9
2 5
54%
15 Amn Gas ....
20 Amn Rv pf . . .
2"1 Amn Stores . ..
216 Elec Storage .,103 1044 103 1?44
365 Lake Sup Corp 8 V? 8% 8 4 * 4
130 Phil Co cum pf 3 t 3 3 33 3 3
230 Phil Tract .... 16% 16% 16% 16%
50 Penna Salt 73 73 73 75
315 Phil Elec Co., 224 224 2244 22%
"0 do pf . -7 27 4 27 2. 4
12 Phil Ins Wire 61% 514 61 61
26? Tono Mining .. lVa I'm IVfc ifc
;o2 Unit Gas Imp 34 S4%
1 1 do pf . 4iT? 19%
26 Union Tract .. 30% 30%
Bonds
$1000 Am G * E 5s. 71
2000 Lake S C Inc 5s to
17000 phi Elec 1st 5s S3
2000 Phi W A B 4s. 93 4
s ;4
3D 4
Pittsburgh
3 5 0
?no
3650
i : i
4: s
470
9 50
80
40
Arkansas Gas.
Am W G Mch.
do pf .
Carbo pf. . . ...
Consol Ice pf. .
Guffej .
Harh Walker,
! nd Brew.
do pf .
Lone Star.
Mfrs Lt.
Maria nd .
Nat Fireproof.
do pf .
Okla Gas.
Ohio Fuel Sup
Ohio Fuel Oil.
Pitts Brew. ...
W Pa W Po pf
W Pa Rys pf.
19%
Montreal
Bid
j Ab P A P 43 4
do pf. . . ?
AmsNId pf ?
At S'lgr R. 30%
. Bell Tel . 33%
Brmp Rap 36%
Can Cmnt. 68 %
; <Jo pf. . . 90
Cn Gn El. 114
Can S S. . 30%
do pf. . . P6
C M K- Bm 15 4
1 Dt Un Ry. SO
I
Bid
j Adanac . ...
i Apex . .
'Atlas.1
I Bailey.
' Chmb Frtd. .
'"ennsras . .
: Crown Rsv
Pome Lake. .
i Gold Reef.. -
; Grt Nrth .. .
! Hargraves. .
Holllnger
Ask
43 4
85%
36%
58%
18%
82
Toronto
10
14
4
3
,.8%
4 Lake chora. %
Ask
4 [Mclntyre ..
3 ?Mng Crp Cn. '
23 ..Vewrav ... 5
ptrsn Lake.. 5
Pore Crown. :
_'4 Pore Tsd...!?
4 Porc Im.prl.?
7 Prs ED ... 1
3 |Tk Hughes. 5
3 ?Tmskmng
3 HThmp K.-st.. 4
5 % ?Vacuum G. .
l%iWest Doraa- ?
Bid
Don; Glass ?
Dom Steel. 39%
Lrntd Ltd B5%
MLM&PC S2
Vat! Brew ?
pgly Mlle ?00%
I do pf. . . U'O
PnmnsLtd %7
Rrdn Pap : ?
Shnwgn :
? Span Rvr.. 724
do pf . 53%
Stl C j Cn. 57
Bid
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